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Dyspepsia

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o martyr TO headache, and never found
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Food makes Blood ana Blood makes Beauty
Improper digestion OF food necessarily pro-
duCeS bad blood resulting in feeling Of
fulnCss IN the stomach. aciditv heartburn
stck-headaChe, and othor dyspoptic symptoms
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PREMIUM LIST OF THE SEVENTH
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE La
FAYETTE COUNTY INDUS
TRIAL AND STOCK AS
ISOLATION.
To be Hold at E1gginsviiIe, Mo. Au-
gust %. q, Is. 20 and 27, 1887.
900 in Premiums.

OFFICERS.
Isaac Neale, president; H. j. Hig
gins, vice president; Grove Young
treasurer; G. w. Seeber, general super
intendent; II. c. Scarce, snperinten
dent floral hall Frank Canterberry
chief marshal; G. Vivion, secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ii. j. Higgins, Ii. G. Sydnor, Isaa
Neale, Grove Young, c. Vivion.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Neale, Grove Young, VIM. H
Waddell, j. l.. Youngs, Ii. j. Higgins
w. H. Bruins, j. D. Conner, w. r
Jackson, r. L. Greer, FL. e. Sydnor
e. w. Sseber, r. A. Collins, G. Vivion
PROGRAMME, 1887.
Exhibitions in the amphitheatre tC
commence precisely at O'Clock a. m
each day, and to continue in the order
here laid down.
RULES FOR THE ARENA.
l. Superintendents of departments
are eX- otficfo ciiairmen of their respec.
live committees, but shall not be ELI
titled TO a vote.
2. All votes shall be by ballot. The
animal receiving the majority of the
votes cast shall be entitled to a prem.
ium.
3. Each premium shall be voted tol
separately.
4. In case of tie vote, another com
mitteeman shall be called in, and his
vote shall be confined to the animals
receiving the greatest number OF votes
and not upon new animal, and shall
be final.
s. Members of awarding committees
shall not in any case consult until after
he award is made
6. As appeals from awards of COM
mittees are not allowed the committees
will see the necessity of great care in
rendering their decisions. They are
required to pass not only on the merits
of the animals in competition, but their
ages, class, etc.
Z. When the animal is shown in a
class to winch he does not belong, the
committee shall so declare, and the su
perintendent shall dismiss the animal
from the ring, stating the reason there
Tor.
s. The age of horse shall be COM
puted from the day on which he was
foaled
8. UnsOund animals shall not be
awarded premium.
10. A premium shall not be awarded
if the animal be deemed not worthy,
though there be no competition.
IL. In judging of blooded stock, re-
gard will be had to the purity OF blood
established by pedigree, size, form,
action and general characteristics of
the various breeds, making proper al
iowances for age, feeding, and other
circumstances.
-. All herds of stock, pairs and
matches must have been owned by eX-
hibitor at least 60 days.
13. Committees are particularly re-
qHested not 10 give encouragement to
over-ied animals i'll the breeding class.
II. During the exhibition in the
arena, no person will be allowed inside
the ring, except the awarding commit
lees Oh duty, and the members of the
board of directors,
10. All committees 1n thOroughbreds
shall have access TO the pedigree fur
nlshed to the secretary.
Mules ana Regulations
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MEDICAL.
mn F. COOLEY.

II AS h 80 Philip Keller clothing store
II III nS No No his old home, where ne ne. viii viii
to n %sss with ste e'i 1T many ia all
ali others ins VINO ma n;s apparatus for treating
,l ss anu Also his Galvanie and Farsd,c m and
ma. hours: . a. m to II m. - 10 p phs s7tf
from tn
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n . CHANDLER,

4 TTOHNET-AT-LAW,L LeM,'S ni ,tSer courts OF
IN a aoning counties 81 business Ssins be-
w;S ns ssaass % G'
,ore the & ensdtss avs spsea attention to all matters
,o,n ", 70 IN. Patent office, Gener.l Lan1 0Mce
VA. lnteriJr, and other depar "en'' msy
ovsr a lines & Venable's.
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PREMIUM LIST.
Floral Hall. Mechanical and Agri.
cultural Department..
II. C. SCARCE, GENERAL sUPERINTEN-
DENT.
All articles for exhibition must be in
by 10 o'clock on the fret day of the
fair, bu, in cases OF accident, will be
allowed until 10 O'Clock of the second
day to be placed in proper departments,
as directed by general superintendent.
All articles presented after 10 O'Clock
of the second day will not be received.
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Wseklp gntelllgeufer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Terms, So per Year.
A deduction of 30 cents will be made if paid
strictly in advance for fun year.
ALEX. a. LEsUEUR, EDITOR
ETHAN ALLEN. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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GENERAL LARKA\GEAIENT

l. The exhibition will open to the
public on Tuesday, the 23d day Of Au-
gust, aud will close, positively, Oh
Saturday, the 27th.
:. The gates will be open at S o'clock
i. M, each day, and ut that time each
emplovc is required To be at his post
,. The exhibition in the amphitheater
viii, on each day, commence positively
at O'Clock, Il. IN. , and continue until
the programme for tiie ,!,.y is through.
/. M disorli"riy conduct of any kind
Will be permitted. ii police force will
be on the 9rUunds sufficient 10 prevent
the same, and to see that all rules are
observed
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80 = NacDONALD, M. ID.

vS.c1.N AND SURGEON. Lexington. on
mo- odee over a1 klishp sl caS,es Ses dras stsre
storr- Ca' mesiience corner oI sixteentn anu
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XCVOPHON RYLAND.
taY c. WALLACE.
WALLACE & CHILES.

a rroRNEYs AND CoIMsELh0n nSias f1ont room ON
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ovr the muse VIII practic, in the courts Of Of
La a. etts aud s,sss ssaStlsS and
!he InprSs rem, and District courts lot tne
~ ,tcrn ID strict OF Missouri.
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AYERS S.sstfosass' sstSsfs's
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bowels are constipated, or if the stomach
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For some Years | was a victim to Liver
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gestion. \ few boxes of Ayers Pills
restored me to perfect health.-W. T.
Brightney, Henderson, w. Va.
For years | have relied more upon
Ayers Pills than anything else, to
Regulate
my bowels. These Pills are mild in action,
and do their work thoroughly. have used
them with good effect. In cases of Rheu-
matism, Kidney Trouble, and Dyspepsia.
g. F. Miller, Attleborough, Mass.
Ayers Pills cured me of Stomach and
Liver troubles, from which l had suffered
for years. / consider them the best pills
made. and would not be without them
Morris Gates, townsville, n. Y.
l was attacked with Bilious Fever,
which was followed by Jaundice, and was
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taking Ayers Pills, and soon regained my
customary strength and vigOr. John c.
Pattison, Lowell, Nebraska.
Last spring l suffered greatly from a
troublesome humor on my side. In spite
of every effort to cure this eruption, 1t in
creased until the flesh became entirely
raw. | was troubled. at the same time,
with Indigestion, and distressing pains in
The Bowels.
BY the advice of 4 friend I began taking
Ayers Pills. In a short time / was free
from pain, my food digeSted properly, the
sores on my body commenced healing,
and, in less than one month, | was cured.
Samuel d. White, Atlanta, Ga.
1 have long used Ayers Pills. in nv
family, and believe them to be the best
pills made. S. c. Darden, Darden, Miss.
Ny wife and little girl were taken with
Dysentery few days ago. and at once
began giving them small doses of Ayers
Pills. thinking would call 4 doctor if the
disease became any worse. In short
lime the bloody discharges stopped, all
pain Went away, and health was restored.
Theodore Esling, Richmond, Va.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers i'll Medicine.
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SHORT.HORNS.
(FOr Lafayette county.)

Breeding cow, 8 years old and
over. 10 i!
Cow, 2 years old and under s.. 10
Cow, year old and under 2. :. 8
Cow, under year old.
Pedigree must be left with the
secretary before 8 O'Clock this
day.
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.,u ~ L.. ROLTON,

,,I,N AND SURGEON, ias irmoveu u
pro,n ms old stand back room ose' sne,iaI
deSers shoe stor Ms,n cois ,fIhos az" nrst house
". ResiJence near 'aP'i'' I.b7ml3
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DiUiSion No. IA.

CLASS ID.
Fruits and FIowcr..
MRS. JACKSON CORDER, sUPERINTEN-
DENT.
Premiums in this class will be award
ed on Friday.
DiUtsiOn No. 1G.
Articles IN this division must have
been grown or produced bv exhib-
itor, and must be named and labeled.
Duplicate entries must be made for
collection.
Best and largest collection of
fuits. 80 w
Dirision No. II.
Cut flowers, largest and hand
soonest collection. 81 90
Best and largest collection Of natural
flowers, in pots,
First premium. ........ So 90
Second premium. ......... l 90
Best bouquet or floral design. 2 90
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FOURTH DAY.
HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSED.
Stallion, three years lid and
over. .......... 10 ~
Stallion, two years old and I'M
der. 10 8
HERD OF CATTLE.
To consist of one bull and four
cows or heifers In each herd. 40 20
Three entries and two to show.
ROADSTKRS.
Gelding, any age. ge.............. 10 &
Horses entered for any OF the
races barred
ROADSTER PAIRS.
Any age or sex. 10 8
ALL PURPO6Es.
Mare, three years old and over. 10 8
Mare, two years old and under. 4
Gelding. three years old and
over. ...ss.s..ssss ......s ~ .
Gelding two years and under. 8 4
Concluded on fourth page.l
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Wabash Railroad Time Table.

Wabash Railroad Time Table.
)mpIbus Will leave the hotels in this
city for L.. 4 l.. .iuucliUn, making
connection win trains gong east,
Wesi aud north. at -................ ! 90 u. m.
iseturG,h VIII arrive at ..-.......... 30 Il. m
Omn bus viii leave ior *. u juno
tlon, Iuakiu- connection With trains
going last ami west, ana north
lar Us Richmond, at ......... ..... 4:30 p IN.
tetuTH:ng, " IN arrive at ............ ! 81 y IN.
JuiiN L. YOUNG, Supefinic ndent.
MO. P. r. r. Time Table.
PHs=enger Freight.
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Alto RNE >.
JOHN >. BLACKWELL,

.rr ,,;NEI AT LAW. VIII practice In all
tna c,u.ts OF the state. Prompt attention
,Ircu to al business cntrusted 10 my aS oaiS.
" " ne I III ia 'oA'0 janl0yl
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:. =. !. N CHAMBERS.
DENTIST.

su.aEON, OH opposite
DAfSiCtAS ssr tiranam q MORRISON . store; Re-
,..nne Al the Benz. Chinn muse 7ollv oI
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MN AIS.

3. No animal will be allowed to run
Al large on the grounds, and To hitch
stock to trees i positively forbidden
a violation OF this rule subjects stock
to exclusion from The grounds.
6 Until alter the awa,d Is made,
marks ot any kind. or other indication
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gather all the information possible, and
make its reports as full as time aud Cir
cumstances will permit in regard to the
articles examined.
SIS. The awarding committee will be
selected from various parts of the
country.
INVITED GUESTS.
SO. All officers Of Agricultural and
mechanical societies, and members OF
the press generally, are respectfully in
vited to attend our fair, without furth-
er notice.
MEMBERS OF THE PRESS.
81. To protect the press and this as
sociatiOn from imposition, the members
OF the press who are not known to the
secretary or some member OF the board
of directors, will he required to pro-
cure letter of Introduction from the
prOprietors or principal editors of one
of the following named papers: La
fayette County Advance, Lexington
Intelligencer, Sedalla Bszco, Sedslia
Democrat, Lexington Register, Saline
County Progress.
STALLS.
3S. Pens for sheep and hogs will be
furnished during the fair free of charge,
to such as are exhibited; grain and hay
will be furnished at the grounds at
prime cost. Stalls and pens may be
procured by letter or by application to
the secretary.
80. The stalls and pens are numbered
and will be assigned in regular order
of application.
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
40. The president of the association
will wear white rosette; each men,
ber OF the board Of directors q blue
rosette; the secretary q red rosette; the
superintendent of the fair grounds q
yellow rosette, and the superintendent
of mechanical and floral hall a green
rosette; the chief marshal q blue sash,
and his assistants red sashes.
REFRESHMENTS.
There will be ample provisions for
refreshments within the amphitheater.
Places will be assigned within the
amphitheater to cOlored persons.
PREMIUMS.
Premiums will be paid at the secre-
tary's Office, on or after 2 o'clock p. m.
Saturday, August 9th.
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r. F. Front nAsam aoems over Commercial f}{ ~.
S.nr onuosite the C'urth0u1se ~ u1b'
Lexington. MO.
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PROG R A MME.

AMPHITHEATIR-c.W W. sEEBER, GENER-
AL SUPERINTENDENT.
FRANK CANTERBER CHIEF AARSHAL.
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CLASS A.
Agricultural Department..
D. 8. swACKER, sUPERINTENDENT.
Premiums in this class will be award
ed on Friday, Sd day.
Division No. l.
Best display OF agricultural i'm
plements, including farm wag-
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Price of Admission.
PRIVATE CONvEYANCEs FREE.
Every person under IL years old 3 %
Every person over IL years old. so
Four horse coach, carriage, wag-
on, etc., by the day, s.: season
tlcket. IL w
Two-horse coach, carriage, wag-
on, ETC., by the day, 81 SO;
season ticket. 6 90
One-horse coach carriage, wagon,
etc.; season ticket ........ 8 90
Season ticket for grown person. 2 90
Season ticket for children under
IL years. ..........-..... l 20
STALLS.
Box stalls. ..... .......$2 90 per week
Box stalls. -. ........ SO per day
Open stalls. ...... 90 per week
Open stalls. rs per day
Must be paid in advance. Apply to
secretary
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CLASS G.

Poultry Department.
GEO. M. CATRoN, SUPERINTENDENT.
Premiums in this class will be
awarded on Thursday.
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CLASS T..
ffne A RI Department..
MRS. H. C. CHILES, SUPERINTENDENT
Premiums in this class will be a ard
ed on Friday
DiciSi0n No. IS.
Best specimen of marble cutting,
Lafayette county. S5 90
DirisiOn No. 10.
Best oil painting, landscape. :. So 90
Best oil painting. figure piece. 3 90
Best collection OF oil paintings.
painted by one person. ........ 90
Best crayon drawing. 3 90
Best pencil drawing. ng........ 8 90
Best ink drawing -. ...... 8 90
Best display of photograph work
by one person. n................. 90
Best display of furniture, four
pieces or more. ............... 5 90
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HOMEMADE WAGONS !
JOHN e. QUANDT,

ERANKLIN AVENUE, has on hand and for
T. sale, quite number of Farm Wagons, m ade
in Lexington, by skilled workmen. from Lhe
be equal, If not superior. to any wagon ever sold
or manufactured here. Any sized thimble
skein now in stock and 18th all the hest and
latest attachments, such as spring seats, lever.
brakes. etc. Also
Home. Made spring Wagons,
warranted In every particular. Call and exam
inc wagons and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere. and encourage home mechanics
when you can do as well or better with your
money by purchasing here. june28yl
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HAN KS.

e,u .GEON DENTS ,omceIip,ns 'i.S,ns-
u,. courthouse, up stairs' 0IliO
.i.,--. Missouri
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CLASS b.
Mechanical De pa rtment.
d. S. SWACKER, SUPERINTENDENT.
Premiums in this class will be award.
ed on Friday, Sd day.
DiUisiOn No. 2.
Brooms, best display, made in
Lafayette county. 2 90
Best half dozen ak and tool han
dies, made in Lafayette county. 2 90
Division No. 8.
Best display of buggies, to be
made IN Lafayette county =. &. .S15 90
DiUision No. 4.
Largest and best display of boots
and shoes, made in Lafayette
county. 8 90
DiviSiOn No. 5.
Largest and best display of sad
dlery and harness, made in
Lafayette county. 10 90
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25

Jack, three years old and over.
Jack, two years old and under
three. ......
Jack, one year old and under 2.
Jack, under year old. ........
Pedigree must be left with the
secretary before 9 O'Clock this
day.